on 12/12/01 10:12 PM, tai limtai lim tan at jttlim@xxxxxx wrote:
> I want to thanks every one(esp Adi,c.h.LingPete,Rich,Roger,Bill,Jim,hnz,Henrik
> Dahl) from the bottom of my heart for giving me kind advise and suggestion on
> my new purchase.
>
> From what I gather , the following "items"is the 'must have' for every zuiko
> lovers :21/2
> 24/2.8 28/2 50/1.2 50/1.4(>1100000)
> 24/3.5 AND 35/2.8 PC shift
> 85/2 90/2 135/2.8 180/2 or 2.8
> 35-105 3.5/4.5 35-80 2.8
> T32 Flash and winder 2
>
> am I right? ... wow ...silent........."oh dear, where to find them? "
>
> Now I just have to convince my wife that I really "Need" these lenses.
>
> Regards,
> Jonathan Tan
>
Jonathan -- You've got a nice start there... but no long telephoto lenses (I
recommend 300/4.5 and the 500/8 mirror, or the 600/6.5) and then you
probably want a true motor drive, MD-2 is nice. Wide lenses, the 18/3.5 is
fantastic, and a 16/3.5 fisheye can be useful. The 24/2.0 I just got looks
likely to become a new favorite (the 24/2.8 was one of my very first lenses,
purchased with my original OM-1 back in 1976). I like the 35-70/3.5-4.5 as a
versatile alternative to the 50mm lenses for good light shooting (I mean
light two ways here...)
In short, you have a lot to look forward to!
--
Jim Brokaw
OM-1's, -2's, -4's, (no -3's yet) and no OM-oney...
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